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Michael Saylor, the renowned Bitcoin permabull and executive chairman of Bitcoin-focused company Strategy, has taken to his X account to address the global crypto community. Saylor gave them an important warning, referring to an iconic movie based on Chuck Palahniuk’s bestselling "Fight Club."
This tweet came out as Bitcoin dropped to the $114,000 price level.
Saylor issues "Fight Club" Bitcoin warning
In his tweet, Michael Saylor published an AI-generated image of himself with a bare waist and a cigarette in his mouth, resembling Tyler Durden — the character played by Brad Pitt in the iconic movie "Fight Club." Behind him, in the dark, silhouettes of other fight clubbers can be seen vaguely.
Saylor’s warning message to the global BTC community goes as follows: “Do not sell your Bitcoin.”
Saylor has also reposted a Strategy tweet, which shows an infographic depicting the Bitcoin-treasury company’s assets. A total $71 billion is held in Bitcoin, and only $50 million remains in fiat cash.
Anyone can become millionaire with Bitcoin: Robert Kiyosaki
Financial guru and author of the best-selling book on personal finance management, “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” Robert Kiyosaki, has once again made a statement about how easily Bitcoin can make one rich. in his view.
In a tweet published earlier today, Kiyosaki noted Bitcoin’s “pure genius asset design”: “No mess no stress. Just set it and forget it.” He revealed that he had made his first million in the sphere of real estate. That took him a lot of hard work, risk, money, time and “many sleepless nights.”
He admitted that he had to study Bitcoin and how Satoshi Nakamoto created it. After investing a few dollars into BTC, Kiyosaki forgot about it until his Bitcoin turned into “several million dollars.” Those were the “easiest millions I have ever made,” he admitted.
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